Think about why you're using the miss pass, is it to get the ball wide, quick or as part of a ploy?

The emphasis should be placed on the strength of pass, and the middle (missed player) to:

• keep depth so as not to obstruct the pass
• take a line of run towards the ball carrier to offer a 'short pass' option
• sell the decoy run to the opposition, i.e. hands up as target and call for the ball as usual

Coaching points to think about should be:

• practice both miss pass in front and behind
• players ability and strength to make the length of pass with accuracy

Problems to look for:

• missed player running too flat obstructing the pass or straight and not 'selling' the decoy
• accuracy will initially suffer in the pursuit for length

Hope this helps 

Regards 

Den